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Meanings of singular terms in English

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Usage of singular terms in English
1
The other kind of singular terms, namely, designations (§ 113) are obviously connotative.
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2
When singular terms are concrete, we have to distinguish between the two cases of proper names and designations.
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3
Under the head o u come all propositions in which both subject and predicate are singular terms, e.g.
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The subdivision of singular terms into individual and collective need not be confined to the names of concrete things.
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5
Now not only are common terms the results of comparison, but singular terms, or the names of individuals, are so too.
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6
Mr. Walsh was of an amorous complexion, and in one of his letters mentions three of his amours, in pretty singular terms.
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The nature of singular terms has not given rise to much dispute; but the nature of common terms has been the great battle-ground of logicians.
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Singular terms may be subdivided into Proper Names and
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9
Singular terms, when abstract, admit of definition, in so far as they are not names of attributes so simple as to evade analysis.
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(3) with singular terms for predicates;
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